<p><span style="font-size: 16px;">Buzzworks builds feature sites and immersive web experiences that hold people longer than an average landing page, using 3D, WebGL, ThreeJS, scroll-driven animation or audio where the story calls for it. This is the practice Buzzworks calls Unique web solutions that land and last, made for brands and organisations whose launch or moment needs more than a corporate header and a tidy scroll, and for agencies with a creative concept a standard CMS cannot carry. Standing out is not a goal in itself: every feature site serves a purpose, whether that is holding attention longer or more conversion on a launch, no one-off shot and no cookie-cutter design. The work is integrated with the existing platform where useful but not dependent on it, so the standard platform is never weighed down and the CMS never becomes a ceiling. Performance is a requirement, not an afterthought, so the experience runs smoothly across a wide range of devices. Design and development sit in one team, so the concept reaches launch as intended. Representative work includes Kipling (an interactive Christmas card mapping personalised text onto moving 3D monkeys in real time, fully in the browser and without a server, built in two weeks with a video-first approach and frame-perfect synchronisation), CCR EuroShop (an interactive product viewer with custom WebGL shaders for photorealistic glass and metal, fully in the browser and offline, from kick-off to the show floor in just over a month) and Tomorrowland x Brussels Airlines (an AR filter built in one month, later rebuilt as a platform-independent version running on every social channel from a single build). The creative and technical work runs through Glitchi, the innovation studio of Buzzworks, backed by 1,300+ specialists from Xplore Group. Buzzworks is based in Belgium and works internationally, and is technology-independent with no preferred stack.</span></p>